YouTube said on Tuesday it has suspended Donald Trump's channel as it violated policies for inciting violence after last week's assault on the U.S. Capitol by the president's supporters.
YouTube announced Tuesday it's suspended U.S. President Donald Trump's channel, as it violated policies against inciting violence after last week's deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol.
YouTube joins several social media companies which have taken action against the president and some of his supporters for encouraging or engaging in last week's violence.
Twitter and Facebook have removed Trump's accounts, and both have been eliminating content supporting last week's assault.
In a statement, YouTube said Trump's channel is now banned from uploading new videos or livestreams for at least a week, which may be extended.
"I think big tech has made a terrible mistake." The YouTube ban comes shortly after Trump blasted big tech companies on Tuesday.
He accused them of being "divisive" after their unprecedented crackdown on conspiracy theorists and fringe groups, in an urgent effort to prevent further unrest.
Twitter has suspended more than 70,000 accounts dedicated to QAnon, a conspiracy group which states that Trump is secretly fighting a cabal of child-sex predators.
And Amazon said it's working to remove some QAnon products from its online marketplace.
, Google and Amazon have all suspended Parler - a pro-Trump app where users have threatened more violence - from their respective app stores and Web-hosting services.
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A class three student Pratyush Kumar Swain has left everyone amazed with his talent. Pratyush at the tender age of 8-year has a command over globe. He gained the knowledge over the globe during last six months. Pratyush has not only the knowledge of 195 countries capitals and flags, but the languages, currencies and population of each country in the world is on his tongue. Within a second, Pratyush will answer questions related to continental songs and even population of world's biggets and smallest countries. Speaking to ANI, Pratyush said, "Once a school friend of mine asked me the capital of some country but I was unable to reply him. I came home and started to learn everything. Using Google and YouTube during lockdown, I learnt everything. I may reply any of your answers from entire globe with-in a second like the flags name of countries, currency, song, even population of any country with states". Prashant Kumar Swain, father of Pratyush, "I am blessed and proud of my son today. He used to connect with television and his laptop in his room during the lockdown. In the beginning, we never understood what he does with maximum time spending on the laptop. My son one day told me, I may tell you the entire countries capitals name across the world with population and currency. Really, I was amazed to hear answers from him, and even I didn't know some of the answers".
A 23-year-old singer, hailing from Singhpora town of Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla, has made his mission to revive Kashmiri folk music. The Kashmiri folk music speaks volume of its diverse and rich culture shared by the young artist Adil Manzoor. He is striving to revive the rich folk culture and music of Kashmir. Manzoor discovered his interest at a very early age. He started his journey in Kashmiri folk music under his father's guidance. Manzoor has come a long way in the world of music and has achieved a commendable stature. Amid COVID-19, he missed a foreign trip to perform, but in 2021 Adil is going to the United States of America to exhibit the rich Kashmiri folk music. Adil is on YouTube, with over a lakh subscribers, helping budding singers to adapt the skills.
Democratsā stunning sweep of the two Georgia Senate runoffs in January may just be the beginning. In this latest episode of The Point on YouTube, CNNās Chris Cillizza explains why the 2022 map of Senate races looks very encouraging for the Democratic Party.
The FBI on Wednesday arrested a Florida-based member of the right-wing Proud Boys group on charges of storming the U.S. Capitol two weeks ago in a crowd of Donald Trump supporters challenging his election defeat, the Justice Department said.
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Activists of Dogra Front on January 20 staged protest against the web series 'Tandav' in Jammu and Kashmir's Dogra. 'Tandav', an Amazon Prime Video-based series addressed the backlash against its content that has hurt religious sentiments of many viewers. Muslim people also showed their anguish against the web series by showing placards. The protestors alleged that the creators of the web series have tried to disrupt the communal harmony in the country. Earlier in the day, Maharashtra Government has received a complaint regarding 'Tandav' and will be taking appropriate action against the web series. Earlier on Monday, the cast and crew of the Saif Ali Khan starrer political-drama had extended their apologies to the viewers for "unintentionally" hurting their sentiments. An FIR was also registered at Lucknow's Hazratganj Kotwali against Amazon Prime's India and team of 'tandav' for allegedly hurting religious sentiments on Monday.
Brazilian military flew medical personnel and 1,000 doses of a Chinese vaccine deep into the Amazon rainforest on Tuesday to start inoculating indigenous people against the coronavirus. Gloria Tso reports.
BJP leader and MLA Ram Kadam lashed out at Amazon and the team of 'Tandav' after the team apologized over the controversy. He said that apology will not work, "They should be beaten with shoes on a crowded chowk. He added that he will not sit quiet until team of 'Tandav' goes behind the bars. Recently, the cast and crew of 'Tandav' unconditionally apologized for unintentionally hurting people's sentiments.
Tech giant, Apple might finally be getting rid of Touch Bar from its next rendition of the MacBook Pro. According to Mashable, Apple is planning to replace the Touch Bar featured on its current crop of MacBooks and, instead, revert back to physical keys (among other things) for the new MacBook line. Touch Bar is one of the features Apple first introduced back in 2016 for the MacBook Pro. As per Mashable, it's super unintuitive, because adjusting things like volume and brightness requires extra taps, and it's not even optimized for all apps. It also bothered some users to go through the process of tinkering with MacBook's settings and customizing the Touch Bar. The Touch Bar also often leads to a series of constant accidental triggers of Apple's virtual assistant, Siri. As soon as this news broke out, several people on Twitter handles expressed disdain for the purported end of this feature of MacBook Pro.
American multinational technology company, Apple has reportedly started work on a foldable phone, for which it has begun prototyping foldable screens. Though a final device might be a faraway reality, Apple is working on just the display for now. According to The Verge, the initial prototypes sound similar to the foldable screens we've seen used by Samsung, Motorola, and others. Apple is looking at making foldable screens with a "mostly invisible hinge" that could unfold to around the size of the iPhone 12 Pro Max. Though the company rarely signals its interest before entering a new product category, Apple hasn't yet publicly indicated any interest in making a foldable phone. Its Major competitors have a head start on foldable devices, with Samsung and Motorola already releasing multiple generations of folding phones. Samsung's Galaxy Fold came out in April 2019. Other than this as per The Verge, Apple's long-rumoured Tile competitor, AirTags, are finally planned to launch this year, Bloomberg reports, and the iPad Pro could be refreshed with a Mini LED display. A thinner entry-level iPad is reportedly in the works as well.
Social media platform Parler, which has gone dark after being cut off by major service providers that accused the app of failing to police violent content, may never get back online, said its CEO John Matze. Bryan Wood reports.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has chaired a Cobra crisis meeting as major incidents are declared in Greater Manchester, South Yorkshire and Cheshire due to Storm Christoph. The storm is expected to bring "significant" rainfall across large swathes of the UK putting thousands of properties at risk of flooding. The PM warned people to prepare for the floods and not be caught off guard.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson has defended his response to the coronavirus pandemic, despite criticism that he should have closed the border earlier. Mr Johnson said that Britain now has one of the toughest border regimes in the world, which was designed to stop people bringing the virus into the country.
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CNNās Donie OāSullivan reports that Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg sought to disclaim the platformās responsibility in the insurrection, despite the āstop the stealā and QAnon movements spreading on Facebook.
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Federal prosecutors offered an ominous new assessment of last weekās siege of the U.S. Capitol by President Donald Trumpās supporters on Thursday, saying in a court filing that rioters intended āto capture and assassinate elected officials.ā This report produced by Yahaira Jacquez.
U.S. President Donald Trump, in his first remarks before the press since Dec. 8, slammed big tech companies Tuesday, saying they were doing a āhorrible thingā to the country. Fred Katayama reports.